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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
THE RATES MET,
The Milwaukee & ST. Paul Make
Another Cut ON Lumber.

Another Cut sOn Lumber.
The GLOBE yesterday published the
fact that the Manitoba had reduced the
lumber rates, and this set the other
roads to work yesterday considering
what should be done. A meeting was
held yesterday attended by Messrs.
Bird and Boyden, of the Milwaukee &
st. Paul, and McCulloch and Foster, of
the Chicago q Northwestern. The stu
alton was discussed at considerable
length, and finally the two roads con-
cluded to meet the rates of the Northern
Pacific and Manitoba. The matter now
stands practically, SO far as the rail
roads are concerned, just as it did be-
fore the Northern Pacific and Manitoba
roads took any steps.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

The Finest Suburban Residence
Property in the city will be offered at
auction Oh Wednesday next. This prop
erty is situated Oh the West side of the
river, Immediately on line with Vic
toria street. 1t lies high and commands
beautiful view of the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

On Monday, Oct. 10, Edward F. Mues
will begin moving his large stock of dry
goods from the old stand on Dakota ave-
nue. avenue to the handsome new Schur-
meier block at 26S East Seventh street,
and will open for business Saturday,
Oct. Is. Watch for the special announce
mpnt
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
LOCAL MENTION.
Best Quality Betting

And all kinds of Rubber Goods at New
York prices. Goodyear Rubber COM
pany, James Suydam, Agent, ISL East
Third street, between Robert and Jack
son streets. Only store in st. Paul con-
nected with Goodyear Rubber company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

strict record is kept of the per cent. of
errors made by each man, and if a mans
percentage is large I send for him and
require an explanation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
'tForget the Sale

Of fine improved business property on
West Seventh street, near Chestnut, to
take place on Tuesday next, at 2:3O in
the afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
To Those Who Are i'm Search

To Those Who Are in Search
Of central property, the lots OH Sherman
street and on the corner of Dousman
and Won Minden streets especially COM
mend themselves. These lots will be
sold on Thursday next. Look them up
to-day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

People Who Have to Pay Rent
Will make money by reading the auc.
ton column.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
Canary Birds.

Fine, strong birds, good singers.
Prices reduced. North Star seed store,
Fourth and Robert streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
People Want Light.

And handsome chandelier is neces-
sity in well-appointed residence. AT
22O East Seventh street J. J. Dunnigan
is showing fine assortment at eX.
tremely low prices. Go and see his
stock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
Our Great Specialty
To the Main Artery.

In baking powder is Snow Flake. The
Andrew Schock Grocery Company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

Buy Garland Stoves
At Prendergast Bros, 62 East Third
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09
STOCK YARDS DISTRICT:

$780, Workingmen should not forget
our lots in Wseman s addition, on monthly
payments. They are accessible to the
yards and factories, but far enough off
not to be unpleasant. They are growing
in favor, but we have some left. The
stock yards have commenced business, so
you cannot buy at the original prices
much longer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-09

Homes for the Homeless.
See auction column, ,McClung's adver-
tiSement.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
More Bogus News from ottawa.

CHICAGO, March ia Times special
from Ottawa, Ont, says: There is not
one word of truth in the lengthy outline
of proposal which is alleged to have
been made by the Canadian to the bri'isii
Government regarding the fishery mat
ter" Said a member Of the Cabinet last
night: mo proposal has emanated from
the Dominion Government, the alleged
proposal being simply a reply to pro
posal made to us by the British Govern
ment regarding the settlement OF tn
fishery dispute"
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STORES, DWELLINGS, &c.
Uastarn improved.

ssoo. Small frame house and large lot, 6OxlbO;
Powhatan street. . oe..oaa. three
5000: Small one-stOry frame cottage; tnreo
rooms; Washington street. Gu, u..oot.
1925: Small frame dwelling, CherrS M Ms.iu''
ouposite Hollywood Cemetery, thTee Iooin0 >
pays IL per cent. MI. Dab o,,a-
$500 Detached frame dwelling. Park ave
me near proposed site of Lee monuhenl,
three rooms, nice lot bound TO enhance III
value. ,,, t~oa lot
$500 Detached frame dwelling, large io''
h5xl75 feet, Temple street near Cary. -
$3.50 Neat small dwelling, AlDemarle, hee'
Reyerly street; four rooms. Al.
$3.50: Two dwellings and lot, 6O 1eei, ASH
land street near Carter street; very lo"' n
great bargain. .,,,.,. pan-
$1,000 Large corner lot and dwelling, nan
doynh and Jacquelin streets. Fruit trees III
yard, &c. D, a,ao,a eite corner Mea.
a. street: good double frame house, lot DIX
Iso to wv street. The Lee monument site Is
io front of this property. A rare bargain.
$1,000: New West Cary street Drick uwen-
,ngs seven rooms, BATH &C. An Improving
ioSaH.;s.i. Neat two story and basement brlcK
s,'SoiIino Cary near Beverly street; eight rooms,
rsnae lot and cold bath, marble ihah'ci'' 49,
in nice order. s,aoh.d stock brick
s,eo',,no park avenue, near site OF Lee llonu
wv. large lot, l75 feet deep, Two s.l.e. .,.a
tronts 1ron, A nice home, and rapidly incrc"sins
In value.
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rvr niuAs ana oiides
Adjourned at 12;45.

Tbe toboggan craze has made demand foi
. good deal Of sawmin product 1t does not
require as much stuff in the construction no u =
slide as one might imagine about 'oVolSet-
but the great number OF slides "hich naVe
gone up makes tho aggregate large II Is Is
expected, too, that more slides will be BUN,
next winter than were built this Inc stun
used is principally dimension and plank. lac
demand for toboggan facilities has mado nc
such draft on tho lumbermcn as did the sHae'
inc rink craze. To satisfy the latter, dinsil'
sion, boards, flooring, shingles, sash and doom
were required. The building Of rinKs aisc
gave good deal OF work to carpenters. ~, INV
cost OF building q toboggan slide ~ ieet nisl
and rs feet long ought not to exceed s<'-' io'
material aad labor.-Chicago Times.
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The Biters-Bit.

TExARKANA. ARK, Mard
weeks ago Walter Ridgely' 4
mer living twenty miles NJ
shot and killed two ferryin|
irving to force exorbitant q
a St. Louis drummer Tor
across the river. Ridgely ID
mer's part. The ferrymen
for this and attempted ~
weapons, when Ridgely shot
Upon an examination Rid
charged. John Murphy,a b
of the men killed, and an
other swore That they would
Last night Ridgely was on
turning from a ncighbor's,
ing a strip OF woods was I'D
horse fell dead. Ridgely esc
ed and rolled over 10 the or
the horse. The two woulQ/
thinking Ridgely dead
When within about ten e.
denly raised up and shot I
sailants dead.
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Dreadful Explosion.

VANwERr, ONO, March l9.-The boil
or in O. II. Palesser's saw.mill exploded
Yesterday and killed two persons. There
was strike in the mill, and volunteer
gang of hands were getting out lumber
10 MI a contract. The mill is now almost
a total wreck. The hauds were loading a
car. and escaped injury, but Sam Miller,
a staye-bol; maker, and Frank Burtsfield
a school teacher, were in the building and
were instantly killed. The top OF
Miler's head was blown of, and he was
multilated beyond recognition. He leaves
a family Burtsfield's skull was crushed
his arms and legs broken, and he wa'
otherwise mutilated.
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refunded under the provisions Of the KID
catttamQnt

refunded under the provisions OF 'he n'u
dleberger settlement:
BY Mr. Ruggles To prescribe gensn ,hs
al law for the protection of game IN tne
State of Virginia.
By Mr.. Ryan: To incorporate the Ar
cola and Aldie Telephone Company
By Mr.. Waddill To prohibit the use
of pound nets and sienes in James ri'e'
below tidewater 600
By Mr.. Loving Appropriating s,SoVV
to nav the claims allowed disabled sol,
diers and mariners under an act approVeu
February "a, 1886.
By Mr.. Bolen To incorporate the Mag
netic Mining Company. =
By Mr.. Tillar: For the prevention OF
the stealing of cattle in Greensvliie
county. :, of
CThe bill provides that all parties OF
ferinr dressed beef for sale shall exhioll
the head and hide from which 1t was
cut.
Adjourned at 12:45
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20

NEW YORK, March 1s.--ssp
van. his brother Mike, no
called on DR.. Sayre, wno
reset the champions arm 49,
AGO. DR.. sayrc was son,SJ
because Sullivan had NOT Gil c..is
earlier, and had not opeyed|
tions. Sullivan bsred n's y
and the surgeon, after swssa,| n.,' \
about, asked II II hur.. ~
didn't, and DR.. sayre toia
arm would be as good - ~
Sullivan viii leave here s nj
phia in a few days. In bd
Jem Carney, England's cns| cn,,|
weight, who came to TINS ovI|
Jack McAuliffe for the woF'a)
ship and 81 300 a side. ~
HE will makeH hsl0 01(V|
said, land heskasa q good recd
other hsR, McAuliiIe has.
side, aid, in my opinion, WI
%t to crack. | hope that
fair play, and that the beg
win" -,
In the afternoon Snlliys1
office of the Sporting Itmes|
evening he went to the thes]
begin an engagement IN
theatre, Hoboken. on March
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EOR SALE. (=:
DWELLINGS FROM $1,000 TO $4,000.
marco 3t

Three-story detached Brick Dwelling on
Twelfth near Marshall street.
Three story detached Brick Dwelling, East
Clay, corner property.
Three-story Brick Dwelling, Grace near
Adams street. 49,,
Three-stor Brick, Clay near Fifth street.
Two-story Brick, Clay near Fifth street.
TwO-stOry Brick. Clay near Fifth street, new
Two-story Brick, Fourth and Leigh streets,
remodeled
DWELLINGS FROM $500 TO $500.
Three-s story Brick Sixth and Canal streets
Two two-story Bricks, Fourth near Lelgh
street.
Two-sto Brick, Laurel near Cumberland
street. 90
Two-story Frame Cumberland near Cherry
street.
Three two story Frames, Albemarle near
Laurel street, new.
VACANT LOTS.
2OOxlOO feet, Cherry and Albemarle streets.
240xl00 feet Linden and Albemarle streets.
7Sxl1O feet, Albemarle near Cherry street,
I2Oxl2O feet Cary corner Washington street.
ll5xl9O feet Cary near Pine street
25Xlt5 feet, Pine near Beverly street
Two lots 30xl45 feet, Pine near Cumberland
street.
5sx5O feet, Plum near Main street.
52kxl5O feet, Broad and Thirty-third street,
opposite park. ,..
SxlOO feet, Buchanan near Venable streets.
95xgood depth, Main near Nicholson street.
VASHON q son,
No. North Tenth street.
4mr 20-eodlm
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THE BUFFALO HoA
The story Of Ruin ss' = "a

RryrALo. N. Y, Marcn q
30 D.ffAIJ' sdded this is morning 70 y
puown IT Of the results Of .ns u%s
Richmond Hotel FIRE yes.sssssI = 4
TSa, To the question How %apy c,n| y
onlv an indefinite reP,y sr
The The number actually kpS Wcre
and missing Is hut ten, hoepl
viyors now lodged at the ~ my Il
their homes must be looASid Oil ded
carious, and time only VIII aa -
er they are to be numoe's1
ing or dead. the n
The noon edition, I 'hs
says. -, and des(|
Yesterday needs on y ia,., osr2
TO make the thrilling cus ef
Eight persons were kli'e1 IN
were seriously injured ;s..1
slightly hurt. The RUM III
writing been searched. i..,~
stories of additional m'ssy
veal yea no human intelligencs :
The shaky walls will be y, smtS ~
day and then search VIII. pe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
~oofusion Of Ideas.

Omaha Man-Seems to ME your face looks
familiar. Amt you the dentist who pulled
tooth fer me in Blank City,
Strangely used to live in Blank City' eS. oS.
-, no. dentist. was a justice of the
peace for some years there - .,..
@Obl now know You are the man ehat
married me. Omaha World
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Joke on the Sub Editor.

During the Franco-German war WHY
contributor to a provincial newspaper IRE
ouently had occasion to complain OF the IN.
tense stupidity OF the sub editor, and he az
length resolved to serve him out. One even
inc after office hours, when he knew the SUD
editor would be alone. with no at one hand 70
correct his blunders, be telegraphed to HIM
1Tbe Pr,lssians have taken umbrase." The SUB
editor, glad of any news, late as it was, issr'ed
large nostsrs with the inscription: Capture
Of Umbrage by the Prussians." 1t served as
. ,oscon for him in the future. e.-Philadelphla
ColI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 19.-It is stated
sus White House that the President
Sl Mil ne obii:sd p9aIU22s 'ls interstate @ stat
Commerce appointments unth hIsup.'
as he has not been able to reach final con-
clusions in reference 10 the two commits
sionerships 1t is his purpose to give the
subject his constant attention until 1t Is
finally disposed OF.
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oooooooOoooooooooooooooooooooooo0
There is no wider field for the exercise
oe.Art,in its broadest sense than III the
,non,facture Of Kil' SUITS f5' c's'''ftH' Y
80 nave too much respect for your IN
.on,gcnce 10 imagine it necessary TO say
Tho children we refer to are BOYS not
otrls In the first place, the greatest
80 ord the most refined taste are nee
cssarv in selecting the material ana
,ri,nmings TO match. Then the design
o-,s Genius is drawn upon. and lastly
the most skillful operative alone can
make up a>Knt Suit as it should De
,nodc-as ours are made-and when COM
,reto the Kilt is a thing Of beauty.
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GRANTS FAMOUS DISPATCH.
1--WE VIII Fight 1t Out on This Line
II Talxes All Summer"

noted ex-general Of the Union army to-
dov commented upon the alleged absolute
mower exercised by Edwin NJ. Stanton wheh
secretary Of war. The ex-general had been
personally and contemporaneously cogii-
Iant Of much of the inner history of tho war
department, as well as OF the affairs ~ 'no
front. when Grant was fighting MS way III
the wilderness and thereafter on the ioau "
Richmond. He said there was no dohDt Vi
Stanton's complete control over fresiueh'
Lincoln when he chose TO exercise H. III h,o-
mentous war questions as well as shiaii os-
tails regarding the conduct OF the Union
armies. Said the general: A..
'You people in Washington believe tna'
Gen Rawlins worded that stirring teleSraPnio
Ii-~o.-S ,.I,cI,- ,-,.a sent from the front IN
dlspatch whicn were
1864 at u time when our cohs<ss were in
scorad and the people Of the nortN.>srmv
d;smay at the terrible slaughter OF our
30 Grant drove Lee toward Richmond.
refer to the dispatch: we will fight 1t out Oh
,hie line il il takes all summer. Now, kho"
ahopt the origin, wording and transh'isSion
=, .ho, message. 1t was written by stanton
.,hop lincoln was in conference WIN MN IA
Tho war department. They were both alarmed
about the po,itical outlook in the nor'nein
80 The djscouraging accounts from tne
seat OF war were telling against Tue aoh'.,'.' :.
tration. and the fear, III consequence '.N
Lincoln would not be re-eiected Pio,"p'
stanton TO do something when "ouiu ''"'
-, th,. naople. restore confidence In the sue
o,..,,,,l termination OF the war In favor oi 'ue
u,,;or cause and inspire more respect ior 'ho
lincoln administration. Stanton, as a means
60 this end. telegraphed to Grant 10 seho so'''o
encouraging news, and Stanton az 'he ' ,,'
si,ns advised and wrote out the FORM Vi oi0
notcb 70 he transmitted In response 70 hiS Sus
gestion. .>o,, .Ileyed In
o,oro,;on with Stanton, at that momeh'
,i - n.,ors and members Of the house
got together in secret caucus a. 'iS oap y,
consider the critical situation, ana on oen"'.
Of all of them telegram was sent 10 uian'
inouiring how they were getting along a' .n'
srdnt and what they proposed to do my
n,onIlec, ion is that the dispatch to wnlcf
Grant made answer was prepared and sent o'
canotor Nesmith, OF Oregon, who was chaii
.~ao ~ that caucus. Grants celeoratee
.nsuer which. as before stated. was ina
wnicb had been previously advised by stan
,on had the desired effect. 1t gave heart an
encouragement to the people OF the nortnei' ,n,r'
st.tes II gave strength to the weahene'
,,oli,;cal suDporters Of Lincoln Tor re-eiec'io,
- the presidency, and, in fact, the dispatc'
was very elective in silencing opposi'lol
among Republicans to Lincoln can, o'',n''
"we h;rnton Cor. New York World.
Inc central Vermont railroad Is 70 oav
an experimental system of heating cars D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
A Rrakema,, .Broke Up.n

EVANSVILLE, IND, March fisherman
Kraft, brakeman, was discovered In an
unconscious condition yesterday after
noon, with his head badly mashed and one
of his arms under the wheel of a freight
car at the end Of the Louisville and Nash
Vile tracks at the foot Of Fifth avenue.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
naturalist notes that during the mating

a nHturHIISU IIUVo0 VI1V VI" 10 -. A.
ea,on the male birds do nothing but try 70
show off before She females. After marriage,
however, the female has to watch her pes,
while the male goes about and has good
time. Darwin must have been crazy wneh
hs cot the notion that men developed from
animals. Omaha World.
Senator dndignantly)-Th report gong
abont that am one of the best poker player,
In the country Is doing me great dear u
harm. Senator'S Vile lsoothingiy)-i doas
see why it should, my dear. People pay very
little attention to ,uch Idle tales. How does
it harm youl Senator-I can't get An! oody
To play with me.-New York Sun.
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The Next Best Thing.

aWas this lettuce grown here" she asked W
she lifted up fine head at Central market
stall
"No, ma'am"
"Then guess don't want it." :.
aJust so, ma'am. While l say that IL
wasn't grown here, as an honest man should
say. | can assure you that I've had 1t here
long enough to warrant that it Is thoroughly
acclimated. Detroit Free Press.
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Showing Solicitude.

Father no family physician)-l George
samson relative OF yours, doctori
Family Physician-Yes, he Is nephew;
Father-He wants my daughter Clara out
gave him TO understand that she wouldn'
ret any OF my money until after my death.
Family Physician-That was right George
was asking after your health to-day.-Har-
rar'a Raz5r
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Cut HIS Throat.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, March 19.-Tip
Harper and Bud Carr, two prominent
citizens of Mooresburg, quarrelled last
night about trivial affair, when the for
mer cut the latters throat, severing his
head from his body The murderer Is at
large, with prospects of lynching when
caupht
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20
Innnisitiya Youth.

asay, par asked the pride OF the house
hold after a moments reflection, during
which he had inadvertently clined second
helm to buckwheat cakes, "if man does what
he ought to do he does bis duty, don't heF
ayes, be does, my son"
@Well suppose he don't do what ne o'sh'
to do, does be do his dontyf
Up to the hour Of going to press tne pa
rental answer had not been given.-Harpers
Razar
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A. sAKs & co.
Arnr2n-lf
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
~-------~~---~~>~0-(0-~ =,
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FIVE NIGHTS AND FOO X MA ilNEb0'
Matinees at 2:30 pm.
Commencing UESDAY NIGHT MARCH 3D.
The Little Electric Magnet,
OLLIE REDPAIH,
The Youngest SCubrctte Actress Oh INC
American Stage,
In her highly successful COMEDY Drama Drama III
- fo1r acts. 6v Robert Watt, ESQ, entitled
+ PERT"
sunnorted bv "A Carefully selected company
under the man8gemeuL oL
FIMENDORF & PHI ELPS. mn
Charming Songs. Dances, ana MeuIeEs, iHi4'
ling Situations, Sparkling COmeay'
Grand ClmaXes.
prices of admission Is. p, 30, and 5Ocents
II'ceh VI 4mar 20
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WHO
D. EVERYBODY

NVANTED-EV EVERYBODY WHo
w is suffering with bad cough, ho 19arse- E%ase-
ness. tickling i'm throat, &c., to try the Chero-
Eee Cough Drops. They will give you lmine-
date relief. Only cents per box. For sale at
! Il Tbrockmorton, Third and Jackson; MIS-
A. Morris a25 Brook avenue ssti H. 1ous a; sePwSHi Pwai
ters Sio4 Fast Broad street; c. 4, Pulling,
s West Main street ApdS%Es9lRR SS SHdn Main
street. Mrs Allison. 1906 East Main street; \.
= Tyler go Twenty yH sixth tl.S street; st@eets E Rom n&n
eril' Dos Venahle street: +. rutherford, GIG
Xort6 Seventeenth street william william aa whitman sqore
Turnpike and Jay streets heeds drug Eoul,, Soorv
Twenty-ffth and Clay Mrs. g.. E. Ferry,
24O3 East Main; Richardson's drug SUIT; a6+;
Seventeenth and Venable: +; I. heeEe, n,,rth ~
East Marshall street; Mr.. Marley rour;tn .;l
and Hull streets, Manchester; Mr.. MOTIFS
Hull near Fifth street, Manchester; b; -
Cole. sixth and Hull streets, Manchester MIS-,
Adams, Hull, between Eight, ana N11tn Hp
streets. Manchester. OH Eh ID. ~ t,,r.r Ell,
Wholesale and Retail Candy, ManuiactuITeer' r. Il
Sole Agent, 6l4 East Marshall street. 4le IL
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ryrXSJ FOREIGN NEWS
Notes from MSlin.

BERLIN, March l9.-The>%aest East
African mail reports new inimical ten
denotes against the German possessions.
bv the continued expulsion of Russian
Jews who have lived forty years III
Prussia and have sons in the army.
There is no business on the bourse, but
nrices are rather firm.
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We are Offering some handsome
little kits as low as $3.50, some "a
triee better for 81, others $3.50 and
mn TO the choicest product OF the
.I.ists skill-a dream rcalized-a--
,oem NATURALIZATION which We
charge $40. It would be idle To-
attempt TO describe these kiIt SUITS
hecause there are 50 many coiors
and combinations OF colors enter
into tbe tout ensemble Of Kilt
srit that il would take an entire
-colymn Of The TIMES TO describe
one well. Can wc-without taxing
vour credulity too much-impIess-
~, vour mind the fact that we have
I'm stock everything in the line OIL
kin Suits that's worth having p
STYLES TO suit every taste, from 'iie-
plainest and quietest to the most
extravagant. kits are like SHIRT
Waists. To make success OF inc
-business they must bc carried IN
quantities large enough to SUIT
-evervbody. That's how we've got
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Tho Gnssin of London.

LoNpoN, March 10" Russian and
French Prisons" is the title of a work by
Prince Krapotkina, to be published by
Ward Dawney.
Swan Sonnenschein & Co. have In
nress classified photography OF about
25 600 current works in all departments
of literature called THE Best Books"
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Fatal Explosion in Bal,Imore.

BALTIMORE, March l9.-An explosion
took place IN one OF the stills At the Bal
timore United Oil Companys Works this
afternoon and two men wefe killed. Two
were dangerously injured and four slight
lv
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A German savant hns issued volume or
left handed people, in which ne tates tna'
nearly 25 per cent. of the criminal class are
left handed. It is no now thing to impu'e
..sinistern motives 70 Lett handel people
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BY TELEGBa'
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